Located on a historic 212-acre campus in the heart of Winston-Salem, the Fellows House is more than a home—it’s the heartbeat of our community.

The Fellows House is a rented space on the grounds of Crossnore, commonly known to be among the most beautiful property in Winston-Salem. 

Located downtown, fellows are just steps away from hiking trails, parks, coffee shops and bakeries.  

Fellows have private rooms and bathrooms.

The house is complete with an industrial kitchen and communal spaces for learning, dining, and relaxing.

Our program immerses Fellows in the culture of Winston-Salem and encourages active participation in the city’s rich community.  

The city’s history and creativity shine through its vibrant downtown, historic neighborhoods, and cultural events.

From being the birthplace of the nation’s first arts council to hosting top-tier universities like Wake Forest and UNCSA, Winston-Salem is where past and future converge.

One night a week, members of the community host the Fellows for a meal together, followed by worship, discussion and prayer.

Fellows have a chance to experience community from new perspectives and learn from their hosts about their own spiritual journeys, as well as sharing their lives with one another.

Fellows attend a variety of retreats throughout their nine-months in the program.

These weekends away from Winston-Salem are opportunities for them to grow in fellowship with one another and intentionally focus on questions surrounding God’s calling and work in their lives. 

Fellows have the chance to share their testimonies, be guided through career aptitude tests that help them better understand their unique vocational skills, attend the Fellows National Conference in Washington, D.C., and so much more.